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ORGANIZATION: MINT ARTISTS GUILD
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8 people are interested
Now that Mint is a 501c3, we need to get going on fundraising and grant writing. We're looking for a handful of people to help us. Introduce us to funders or help plan a fundraising event; connect us to new sources of funding or write a grant that will allow us to grow our workshops and maybe open a teen artists gallery!
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About MINT ARTISTS GUILD
Location:
PO Box 21667, Detroit, MI 48221, US
Mission Statement
Mint Artists Guild helps to transform aspiring Detroit youth artists through education, exceptional engagement and experience, resulting in earning opportunities, skill-building, exposure, and mentoring. Mint launches creative careers and lasting connections. Mint also infuses the community with art and creative experiences, enhancing a collaborative, healthy and generous culture.
Description
Mint works with artists ages 13 to 23 on entrepreneurial, career and life skills, and gives them opportunities to sell their creative work. A summer jobs program, business workshops and online educational and informational resources are offered to young visual artists. In 2020, we launched the Metro Detroit Youth Arts Competition, a creative activity kit giveaway (of 5,500 kits) and in 2021, we launched leadership development training. This year, we are working on an alumni engagement program, adding creative jobs to our website and so much more. We need your help and support to continue our growth!
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CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
311 E. Grand River Ave.Detroit, MI 48226
DATE POSTED
July 13, 2016
SKILLS
- Resource Development / Management
- Fundraising
- Business Development & Sales Management
- Grant Writing / Research
- Capacity Planning
- Market Research / Analysis
GOOD FOR
- Teens
- People 55+
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 19
- Orientation or Training
- Quarterly meetings, plus 1 to 2 hours a month
- Must appreciate teens and a diverse, urban environment.